- Parliament, but
Bevanism was
stronger among local Labour activists. The
Bevanites split over the
issue of
nuclear weapons, and the
movement faded away after...
-
Election despite getting more
votes than the Conservatives.
Whilst the
Bevanites blamed defeat on Morrison's
policy of "consolidation", the
right blamed...
- In
British politics, the
Labour left is the left-wing
faction of the
Labour Party.
Alongside the
Labour right, it is one of the two main
wings of the Labour...
-
represented the
political right of the
Labour Party and were
opposed by the
Bevanites, the left-wing
faction of the
party led by
Aneurin Bevan and
Michael Foot...
-
Desmond Louis Donnelly (16
October 1920 – 3
April 1974) was a
British politician,
author and
journalist who was a
member of four
political parties during...
-
ideological split,
between the left-wing
followers of
Aneurin Bevan (known as
Bevanites) and the right-wing
following Hugh
Gaitskell (known as Gaitskellites)...
- Attlee,
steadily lost
ground owing to
infighting between the left-wing (
Bevanites) and the right-wing (Gaitskellites),
resulting in an
unclear election...
- Britain. The
election began the
fractionalization of the
Labour Party into
Bevanite and
Gaitskellite factions after Hugh
Gaitskell blamed Aneurin Bevan for...
- a
significant figure among the party's
advocates of Zionism. He was a
Bevanite on the left of the party, and a long-serving
member of Labour's National...
-
Crisis pla**** a key role in the
reconciliation of the
Gaitskellite and
Bevanite factions of the
Labour Party,
which both
condemned the invasion, after...
